Spaceship Tech App

IGN - Vale
Byond User - Sykon1010
Alignment - Neutral
Race - Tsujin(Head Scientist)
Tech - SHIP


Vale had witnessed the child's plight. Sure, making another Spacepod would be easy to do. just put the same materials together then
BAM! Aluminum, Steel, an Oxygen System, make it airtight, give it some fuel, a crystal to stimulate activation in the fuel. Make sure it has a decent propulsion system. And we're all done, good to go but... He didn't really want to mass produce ships. Not to that extent, where if one of his friends were to be stranded, he'd have to make a new one, and a Navigational System JUST to get them. No, he needed to go ahead and make something big, something multiple people can fit in!... But what?

He slammed his face onto his desk. He had to think hard about this. A balloon. Air inside a balloon is compressed by the balloon's rubber walls. The air pushes back so that the inward and outward pressing forces are balanced. When the nozzle is released, air escapes through it and the balloon is propelled in the opposite direction. A good example for the ignition, and launch of something that big. He could enclose fuel into one spot, and leave a small opening, for the fuel to be exerted, and pressurized. With this principal, he could make a ship 20x larger than any Pod. Would cost a lot of materials, however...

He begins gathering the supplies.  He gathers fuel, which was in vast supply, since this planet's oils reserves were hardly tapped. They hadn't the need for it, seeing as space travel was brought to Celron's eyes not to long ago. Using Aluminum, he produced a Cast. It was a rectangular cast, with connecting ports on both ends, and a round hole in the bottom. Inside of this box like object, he placed a fuel intake. The box was his height. 5"11 Feet tall. So it would hold a lot of gas, and burn a lot of it too. The big issue was getting into the air. Traveling was easy. He could use pulsars from a pseudo-gravity machine, and eject the ship into various stages of flight. Causing it to propel into different locations.

Making the interior of the ship wasn't anything but easy as well, the biggest issue was the pilot system, gravity system, so people wouldn't float about inside of the ship - Though he could use the one he made, and scale it up to overtake the entire ship. An Oxygen system, and a Navigational system. A Navigation system was easy. The biggest issues were the Oxygen system, which had to provide more Oxygen than his Space Pod, and a Pilot System. But even with the Pilot Modules, he could copy the work he had done on his Space Pod.

He would begin with the Venilation system. Using a mixture of Iron, and Aluminum, he made the tubing system, needed to supply the Oxygen around the ship. He made sure to make it so it wouldn't be too visible, and only be inside of the Ship's walls.  He then made a small device, that would emit electricity. Why electricity? Electrolysis of water, is the main method ot generate Oxygen in any space craft. He used it in his Space pod. Water is split into Oxygen, and Hydrogen when electolysis is applied. So water was required.  He simply put together a large Alluminum cast, which he would manually refill with water whenever he went into space. No biggie.

The water would be split into Oxygen, and Hydrogen as stated before, so with the ventilation system, he would use it to vent the Oxygen into the ship, and the Hydrogen externally out of the breathable air cabin. Nothing too complicated. After making sure the system was fine tuned, and there were no gaps in the vents, he put them aside.

He pulled his Gravity Machine over, and simply coped it's design, recreating another, larger one, that didn't look anything like the previous one. It would only be able to simulate a Gravity equal to Planet Earth. It was the least cost expensive, and would be easier on the crewmates of his Spaceship.

Nodding, a big grin on his face, he didn't have to create another Navigational System. He simply needed the small one he carried on him, as it only located the Planets, it didn't need installation into a pod, or a Ship. Good. Now all that was left was the modules on the Ship itself. He had the propulsion system done, along with the fuel.

He pulled over a Medical Scanner. Not for the basic components for a Nav System, but to take the wiring, and what not from it. He would then look to a PDA. He dismantled it as well, and pulled all of the scraps, and tech together. He began to rewire them all together. The Pda could read information of the ship, Oxygen Levels, Gravity, Flight Patterns. It would be a big help, but it could only read these specs if connected to a Medical Scanner. Or in this case the insides of one.

He grinned broadly at this, nodding after putting it all together. He began to work on the case of the ship now, using Steel, pure steel. With alluminum padding for the interior. He was pretty savvy when building, so he could make the ship look pretty nice. It had a lot of curves, and it seemed like it was sturdy enough. He would apply a quick coat of paint on it. The shell is done.

He walked into his ship. It looked pretty roomy on the inside. He began going around, installing each piece of technology, and the ventilation he had made prior to this. Even putting in the fuel, and ignition system before laying the flooring of the ship. He insulated the insides of it, with a plastic, aluminum combination, to make sure it was air tight. It looked really nice. He swapped on the Oxygen, and Gravity system. It... Seemed operational. He would have to take it for a flight test, however!